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A new study shows how to beat the “guardrails” on AI models, MIT researchers develop a way to prevent AI from manipulating images and can shorter work weeks lead to higher profits?

Decades ago, Neighbourhood Watch evolved as a way for people to keep communities safe. The need remains as important as ever and this episode’s guests have created a digital successor to the original idea, called We Watch. It empowers neighbours, businesses, and strangers to improve the public safety of their neighbourhoods.

Large cloud providers see business booming due to AI enthusiasm but there’s a huge pushback coming against big tech in the US. 

Alexa gets smarter with AI and how is AI paying off for Microsoft? According to one report AI was mentioned 175 times in a recent Microsoft analyst briefing – does that give you any hints?  And could you determine that a breach is material and get a report out to authorities in four days?  You might have to.

Ransomware attacks increase by 180 per cent, Citizen Lab in Toronto exposes We Chat data sharing and more price increase in software to pay for integrated AI.

Car owners unhappy with technology drives down car owner satisfaction for the first time. OpenAI developer creates a complex AI you can run locally on an average laptop and the first bit of executive job loss to Artificial Intelligence is AI replacing a corporate CEO.

Is it ChatGPT that’s getting dumber or is it us? Bard expands its coverage to almost everywhere but Canada. The moderator/management war at Reddit continues to escalate, Shopify employee breaks an NDA to speak out and Elon Musk flips us the bird. 

IBM and Red Hat are in conflict with a lot of others in the Linux open source software community right now, and it is not easy to figure out what is happening. Today’s guest, Gregory Kurtzer, Founder of Rocky Linux and CEO of CIQ, is well placed to explain at least part of this story. 

It’s official – a study measures the drop in ChatGPT’s performance over the past months.  Apple threatens to pull iMessage and FaceTime from the UK over a privacy dispute and are you comfortable with AI learning from South Park?

Gartner says IT spending will continue to grow in 2023, Microsoft responds to pressure to release more log information and Meta says their AI is safer because it’s not as smart (well not exactly, but not far off either) and what do your dad and AI have in common?